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Italy’s Flavio Cobolli shows class in comforting his Belgian opponent Zizou Bergs following a dramatic Davis Cup semifinal. Source link

Once a one-off occurrence, publicans are now reporting “multiple per week” fake IDs.  Source link

A community-led hiking program is introducing migrants to the bush, offering moments of connection, discovery and, for some, a sense of safety. Source link

Australia is refusing to rule out a second-day comeback in the first men’s Ashes Test, despite England decimating the host’s batting line-up in Perth. Source link

Tropical Cyclone Fina, now a category two system, is currently packing sustained winds of 100 kilometres per hour near its centre and is impacting parts of the Tiwi Islands. Source link

Mitchell Starc’s career-best day had Australia on track for a dream Ashes opening, only for England to offer back an ominous warning for the series ahead. Source link

Australia and the European Union “edging closer” to a free trade deal and a luxury car tax is potentially on the table as a bargaining chip. Source link

In a sombre address to Ukraine’s citizens, the president vowed he would not betray Ukrainian interests in the US-led peace process.  Source link

Nathan Gill, a hard-right British former politician and one-time ally of Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, pleaded guilty earlier to eight counts of bribery between December 2018 and July 2019. Source link

Usman Khawaja is criticised by several Australian Test greats after time off the field means he is forbidden from opening Australia’s batting innings, exposing debutant Jake Weatherald. Source link